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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
A BLOODY TRAGEDY
Five Saloouists Brufally Mur~
der q Prohibi1iouist.
one or TIE RURBtsERsi POSTMASTER
The Neraerso Man Prominent Ply
siessa 81 Scsoto Ceonss. ohss-
Shot fhroagh ths fsesrg ~4fh
pou0is- -hsrFelea Shotgun.

foETsNovsH. q, April = At HsseEAfl.
small sesn "a tie s@ssern par 81 Scioio
County on the ohlo rivsr. D vi North
rap, prominent physician and Nioe prssi-
osnt oi she Soiolo County Medical society.
~sA brutality murdered a. ; clocl y~sseg-
day afternoon bs Thss. Aotoy, a ssioen
keeper. and his brother Aiffed. the s,oss-
u.aster Of Hssorlsill. side8 b, fiersoG snd
James MCCOY. SONS al Alfred and a.sod 80
aDa IS. The kc(ovs ss WHISKY
Democrats sad Dr. Nortlnip was
prohibition Republican. The AcOeys had
always r0n the township elections "a suit
themselves all Aorthrap's arrival Ave yosrs
ago. he a. once chsEFed tAlnFs AID ras
working hsFd 70 INTRODUCES Local ol,lioG
This usarpAtieu al what the Acloys con-
siaered tAeir political rlgtss. follovsa bN a
slate of afsis that threatened a. ruin their
business Incurred tLelT bitter hostility.
estsfdas afternoon the foaT AcCsrs
iesrnins lbSi IF N0rthrup had neglected lhs
precaniiun 10 arm himself q neAsufe whilh
the Doctor had. Aooptsd sont tms
aEo ia dciance a. Lis lDcnds wlshek Who
knew u The hol oys enmits, las IA vat
for him just a. Ia. NorthFal reached a
point on Tie street opposits tie postofics.
Alfred Mccoy ran out and headed him 81
ANAn tfoAAtNf l4tF UNIV tHf Ntttttr tnfhflr
while opening nfe with shot guns upon Tie
doctor from the house of Thomas hct -oy
The doctor attempted t. retreat 60 lis
offoe. bui vac intercepted by ALFRED.
Drawing his pockei kuiis. fhs doctor
stabbed the posimaster in tbs side,
cutting him badly loune flerson McCoy.
fearing their victim woulo ESCAPE. although
be had beeu fired ~ eight times three loads
taking effect rsu from the house and az go
the doctor and gaCiuG ins gan against hie
breast fired with both tsarreis the ios1s
pass az entirely through ths poor man e
body aud tearing out hit heart
". A Asnderyest of 0rsnnon . deiectlfa
agency IL Gncnneu. who happened 10 i,o
IA ia. village visiting Wa witness 81 the
Tragedy bat too fsf 81 90 prevent ii ile
succeeded la srresiinf Alfred h,s es
who wa lying on the ground bleeding ffaul
N0rtbrups knlfe-tirast. and puf hiiu 3D. iail
and al once started iu pnrsulf ~ The flfee
others lie captured them lsIe lasi nlfiIi at
a point several miles oo~B ths rIsof The
are now safe ia jail There - tremendous
excitement over tie bloody aiing and a
lyncbinr is not unlikely.
DR. k0rthrup wss 50 yesn 81 are had a
large prsc'lce and many pefs0hsi tuenis
He came from Gsliia county eve yearf s,'a.
lie was engaged g. be married g. Mis- Lila
oAks daughter Of Joshua Osks q wealthy
farmer. ~ the time of hif sudden dssih.
Alfred McCoy II bad, wounded lie is y
man 81 years Of age Bis brother Thomas
is 81. Alfred was reosDtis appointed post
master Of Haysrbil
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
PROTESTS FsoAa rrs PACIFIC
; S-a4sr0ss Citlzsss eko a. Nss ~Asa sss
Lss s1sDsa1e1

WAsssSsnoN April 81 yetfioa 0am-
eroasly skns6 - ciuzsns of Cs.ifsf1lA.
= a. rsee sed ~ lie Interstate Commerce
Commission he@a9 aArters today. re4uestsng
TIE lounissso8 not - suspend tie epers-
fion Of TIE lcurta sec1oa Il las leH. So iar
g. ths eonmefos Of the Pacific Goes Is con
CeIEei UDiil a. oppori 1Eity cs arcfee1 al
interested pers0ns y es beard TIE psr-
toners ssy they - nOt esk tsr sDeeizl pro
lection for gods manufactured on fbe
Isc1c Cast bot they 81 sSgect Pacific
Coast mz1uf fsetRress vii no be dlscEi Hal2-
sIed against oy having TIE surplus pr05gct
OF Eastern Ststes bfoaght there a. = nom
lnSi Heizht rate 70 interfere with manu-
fsctuF.nx Interests. wbile a hisbeF rate 3
charged - get their goods cat of the Stsie-
A communication Mas received from the
Chamber Of (04MerCs 0f Tacoma. Wash
ingtOn Territory. asking that tFsns-con-
t.nental railroad hines Is exempted from
section 4 IL nprsssnts hat since the new
law went into eseei rates between New
York. Chicago sad Pacific coast points
show an increase OF luJ per Csnt. anu CD
sonle classes Of goods nearly 30 per cent,
and ADDS that IL a stTlc. construction of the
law is adhered 10, The effect will be psactic-
ally prohioitOry Of either immigration from
Cf trade with the East and the territory viii
sGler incAlculable injury.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
From FOREIGN LANDS
Gladstone Pays a Glowing
Tribute 70 America
He VISITS BUFFALO BILLS SH0H.
Entertsined a. Luncn Df the CffIcsrs
OF the American ExhsDitlon-Ths
SchnzspeieS Affair Probably
Settled.

LoxD3S. April zs-The oficisis Of the
AEasfiozn exhibition gave lunch ia honor
Of Mr.. Gl2istone's visit today, a. which
Colonel Russell. Of BosIOn. presided Ia
replying 70 toast 10 ais health, Mr. Clad
stone said that lie institutions and progress
of America had always been a subject Of
grea. interest to him. Ever since. very
many years ago. when he studied ths life of
George Washington. he bad become aware.
EFst Of the magnitude OF the destiny which
had been reserved for Americans. and see
oDdly that The period Of the birth OF the
American state Was of more interest
than any other IL was possible
20 study. Whenever youth
dssirous Of studying political life consulted
him respecting a course OF study IL the
neld Of history be always referred him 10
the early history OF America God Al
mighty made Englishmen aud Americans
kinsmen. They ought 10 have affections
FOR enc another Ii they have not, hu-
manity would cry shame upon them. he
rejoiced that the clouds which had obseured
their mutual vision had almost vanished
from the political sky, snd that the future
was ss bright and promising as the warm
est-hearted among them could desire.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
cONvICTs AT LARGE.
rhrse famsfss Of the Ioaia Prison Eject
Their Escape.

tAtlaAtt+ - 80 tt-t-s@s e&sA-e
IoSIA. April 2s.-Three convic.s escaped
from the House OF Correction lsst night by
saving through the bars and scaling the
walls with ropes. They are Joseph Holm,
from Detroit serving a hge-ysas sentence
for larceny. Willlsm Dunn, a short term
man froa Detroit and Thomas j. Arm
strong. also from Detroit.
The escape vas made a short time after
the prisoners bad rsturned from the chapel
where tie evening school session was held,
G I'D IL = thought skeleton KEYS played !
prominent part. A fne steel saw was used
20 separats one aud One-half inch bar
From there the prisoners gained
access 10 the wash room, obtain
ing jsckscrew. with which they loosened
other bars. They then jumped through the
windos into the yard. where they Obtained
a rope and 5000 scaled the walls. one OF
them lsft in his stocking feet and one OF
them started without, coat, in the pockets
OF which we're false beard and piece OF
meat.
Il = reported that Damn, who Is the only
one wearing prison clothes. was seen near
Ssranac this morning.
Officer. throughout the State were al once
informed Of the escape. and Warden Wat
kins : confident % recaptCring them. he
offers liberal reward for the arrest Of all
or any one OF them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

aza.uss fhs respondeGt hsi sse1 proven 1E21
s4is s sss al > spi1ar sad he - gaze
EepresentaliSs Dlekssa Cioeed tne e-se
f.1f the prosecution. ~ quoted cs8sl t@rz-
.is dsn4ssiaE tszs 1lony add strengiy eea-
sslr-l fe.iasz. Eae PIssec8anx CON "a ltfee
iea zFca flas tas sharke "a the ersr artleis
lad aef sesB pfsssn. TIE House voted Ga
he sccond 4Tt.es EAt Daxin EaBfet inensy
~ personal ase, ass 50, Bays IL tas
fhint s-li1ie feaiigs 20 placing Purcn4s
ag9res 4iter EspFeseatatlFs na1les s.S ce-
eiar@8 proves ny . x9ts of sFes -, EsFs 1
TIE Prosecuting Conmitfse si.3 waved
the count on tie toarth article - nct proven
A resolgsi0n 60 sxpel Dakiu S4s adoptsd
oF 4 vote. sves -. Gays o.
spe4Lsr NafksY pronounced the sxpai-
sion - take elect az cnce bzAia sas n0I
present Al immense s11lsace 81 az "a a.
tendance snd much excitement prevailed
Correcting the error ma1e - the Board
of STATE CanYsssefs Yesterday. n coanting
Goge5ic c0anty twice. changes ne plur-
aiiiies s. foilos. Long a 7el. Campbell
81 fs5 Regents Blttsrf ID - 81. Hecafd,
50.54e. Majority against fr0hl0iory
AmsBdmsnt. $50 against salaries Amend
ment 81. 20.
Gov. Luce goes 10 bis farm IN Cllsad IN
the morning f0f a little rest and Eecapefat-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

skEt1s.ss - ys.t,s>s-etaAls.
LkxEvfEw. April 2S.-This morning at
o'clock fire vas discovered in Fuller's man
uacturiny establishment. When discovered
the interior Of the 40x60 building was in
flames and nothing could be done but pro-
tect adjacent buildings. This is twice that
Mr. Fuller hes lost similar building on
this site. Loss s3 900, no insursncc.-Ed-
win T. Saxton. long = resident and dry
goods merchant Of this place. has sold his
entire stock of dry goods. boots aud shoes
20 the firm Of Mscomber & Bale. Macom-
Der & Bale now own the entire new and
maxnifcient prick and all us contents. Dir.
Ssxton has sold his personal property and
left the village.----R. II. Everitt is erecting
a ine now wagon and repair shop on the
corner OF Lincoln ave and Thiri-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
APro.pect of Peace with Persia

LoSDoy. April 2s.-Oficial reports from
Tebe;sn, received today at the India Office,
state that Prince Dolgoroukis mission from
the Gar TO the Shah is expected to result in
a complete understanding between Russia
and Persia. Russia. it is asserted, pro-
poses in return for an annual subvention
70 Persia to build military roads and rail-
way connecting Russian Asia with the head
OF the Persian gulf, thus bringing Asiaiic
Russia into direct Communication with the
British coasts and the outer world.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
rs Cents Per Yard.

An entirely and very fine line Of Check Fiannels
Silk and Wool unusually wide and only 65 cents per yard
all the best shades
beautiful Partisan Check SmtiDg 54-incbes wide silk
mixed, all the desirable colors $50 per yard.
We have Just received by express large invoice of beau
tul Novelty Combinations, consisting Of Plain Csmes Hair
for the body Of the dress with lush effects Cames Hair
ground for the dapery These exceedingly handsome comb
nations show in Gray, Brown, Ecru Black and White
mixed and Tan
We call the attention Of the ladies 70 a garment "a
Cloak and Shawl Department 10 the way Of Pongee
Silk Raglan hight Brown and Gray An excellent garment
for travelling purposes.
In our Hosiery Stock Offering big bargain II
Ladies Balbggan Hose full regular at the very low price
IS cents worth fully p cents.
100 dozen brilliant Isles at 9s cents pronounced bar
gain At 50 cents
20 dozen Ladies SILK Plated Hose at - cents; cheap a.
g. q. al ths best colors displayed
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY
A Southern Pacific Train Cap
tured By a Band of Outlaws.
The EXPRESS AID NAIL CARS RIFLED.
The Robbers Uneoup'e the Engine and
Baggage and Express Cars and
Make Their Escape With Them
About 5000 Stolen.

Sax FRANCISCO, April 23.--A special from
Tucson. Arizona. says that when the west
bound Southern Pacific overland train was
approaching Papago station last night, the
engineer. Mr. Harper. observed danger
signals ahead and upon coming 10 stop a
gang of men with pistols in hand surround
ed the engine and express car and
began shooting. The express messenger
kept bis door locked and the robbers fail
ing 10 make any impression on IL with bars,
were about to blow il open with giant pow
der when the express messenger succumbed
and opened the door. The men went
through the car securing what was within
easy access and uncOupling the engine, bag
gage car from the remainder of the train,
compelled Harper 70 show them
how 10 work the engine and
this being done they elected him
and ran the engine six miles 70 Tucson.
Here they left it. During the run the rob-
bers again went through the mail and ex-
press cars. IL is supposed they secured
about s. 900 in all Nonew OF the robbery
reached Tucson until after midnight. A
relief train was sent TO the scene early this
morning. A sherifs posse has gone 10
trail the robbers. They are believed to be
discharged rsilroaders and 10 be eight in
number.
Upon receipt OF the news in this city Gen
eral Manager TOwne offered a reward OF
81 900 each for the arrest and conviction of
the robbers on behalf of the railroad COM
pany and an additional $1,000 on the part
of the Wells Fargo Express Company.
In an interview Mr. Tovne said that
there were i've shots fred by the robbers
into the car after the train had been brought
to q stop. When the train came 20 a stand
still tie engineer and fireman were ordered
to get of the engine, which they did Then
they were each given a stick of giant
powder and told that they must compel
the mail agents and expsesS messengers -
open the cars or the robbers would compel
them to light dynamite to destroy the cars.
Under their threats the express messenger
and mail agents abandoned their cars. The
robbers then unc0upled the express and
mail cars from the train and ran down a
tew miles. They got 5000 from Wells
Fargo x Co. The robbers did not enter the
passenger cars. They left the engineer and
fireman standing beside the track. Mr
Towne doesn't know whether the mail was
rifled or not.
United States Marshal aud five deputies
started from Pant0mo for the scene OF the
robbery upon receipt Of the news. They
found the engine and cars a mile from
PapaCo. The marshal sent for troops AMI
thiriy-five soldiers lett Fort Lowell in
the morning TO scour the country for the
misoresnts. Another body Of troops with
Indisn scouts will start from Yuma.
SupeEiniondent Wilder, of the mail SER
vice received a dispatch from Mail Agent
True of the Los Angeles and Deming route
saying the mail and express clerks were
driven from the cars under threats OF being
blown up by dynamite. The extent OF mai
lost IL not known.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

Shortly aasr ni5nizht the patrol waron
carried posse 81 police under comsnand Of
ssrzesaf HurisT 20 q hosse ~ li-rspu's 81
A. Ainy-st. where the offers ms1s sn
OF ~ vsit They soon returned - head.
Qus-fsrs nth f1srlefs Bradford. q red Kelly
ard fre3. 81 Mrchet. so-s sn3 Eraa =
5nsit8 r-nprie rees. Maze isEe Ao1ie
Ctrisfnsn sud irma Ncet. inmates.
Thev wsre oekei ~ snd Tsnds7sd several
sons sr1 chcres1s 81 r fasnner tsst wa1ii
cause frsra % - raistsksn for members q
tha e.L-e.L.r ar-nr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
Hudsouviile Happenings.


HvDsoNvILLE. April 28.-Gerit Tunis, a
peddler from Grand Rapids, was taken to
Grand Haven Jail yesterday by Deputy
Jim Richards OF this place on an execution,
he not Being able to satisfy the judgment
rendered against him some two weeks ago
By Justice Waite for peddlng without Ii
cense-The Band boys paraded the streets
last night in their new uniforms, rendering
some fine music. By the way. we II put our
band up against any Of ftnem.-Supervisor
AlwOrd reports the financial condition Of
the farmers of our township as bad a large
per cent OF the farms being mOrtgaged.-
Did you notice the smiling counter ne of
merchants G. X. Hoyt. Of our villag, 1 the
Valley City yesterday He was thar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

ST. Lorrs. April 2s-Tas Unt ! States
grand jury today returned indictments
against thirteen local politicians for alleged
rioistcus II election Avs Among hose
Indicted srs STATE senator F. II Vu.chum.
- Esprpssnts-ivt James Carroll. VII San
He-ieseh. Fred 3 Lei0ert. kotert J.. Lee
Tenrv NullarsT. Jsmcs Coanay. fst-fcx
-l-L--.-a.l.-r
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

j. tae case of f. J. Wdgst. chsrgel y ith
eulbszr' 'emsnt tie merits y TIE writ of
hs5ezs corpus. issasi AZ the insfancs of Or.
nolle we're distressed IN tho Circuit Cont
yestersaV moTn.uz. Fse1 a. Maynard ap-
psarine for ar Wright sni Geo + Wanfy
Tor The Sf1te o. Nfs-ogfi Mr. Maynard
sske3 thai fbs complaint LED 70 - e1re th8
is.ui-4 ~ fhe nroess,rv re1a siff1u pap.ers
as pr1iuced, na1 Jpdse Montgomery h-ld
the czse oeen untii = @ ciDck ibis niurni ng.
Mr. Wright s'iil 0csu pie a cell 81 the jsii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
a Coming Attraction.

The Fifth Avenue Theatre Company. one
Of the finest dramatic organizations now on
the road. will appear st the Wonderland
uert week In repertoire Of new and pleas
ing dramas. The c0mpuny is headed by
the pre;ty little comedy sunbeam. Miss
Hattie Irving. sid the support IS OF an ex-
csp'ionelly hsh order. The success OF the
i5fsh Avenue Company has been something
phenomenal aud patrons Of the Wonder
and will hsve the truth OF this statement
ratified. for i' IS safe % predict that siand-
inR room Kill Command a premium.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

PI-rssrse. Aprl 2s.--Ths dessh ~ f'eorzs
u. Hoxsitiris. vhica occurred 81 tts Aile-
xhcnv genera hospital today. a ls q fourih
v'c.ina 70 ths wis 6-s horror. Tbs vas
he as7 - f'r he dad rlsn = marriage.
rs sisnee5 @s- ~ h.s ste 10 fee iast
when see zs@e vsv - parcxTs71s ~ krisf
en- fs irssl sioie if0gzi zitTis vi be tcrei
with Mssoa.o Honors f5narI01.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
Closed the EoteIs

sts.a,yss - vs.s-s,s-sSss.a.
East JoRpAS. April 2S.-The Council
having voted 70 FIX the liquor bonds al
$1,000. With the understanding that good
bonds would be required, the saloon men
now claim that no one can be found who
can Justify TO that amount, who u willing
10 sign such bonds and have re;sliated upon
the town Dy boarding up the two hotels
the Commercial and The Jordan River
House. and al King thereto II big letters
and black paint the word closed. The
first boats arrive today. Tne old favorite.
Thomas FriAnt snd the Lou Clmmins.
They will each make daily trips the ensu-
ing yesr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

MAReCErrK, April 2s-The weather il
colder here aud the ice is ,'i' unbroken ont
side the breakwafer. The wind Is blowing
hard oil he shore and no arrivFl- or de-
partures are expec:sd before ths 81 The
tux Champion has completed her repairs
and wss Inspected today and is nov ready
FOR business Othsr vessels viii be in ns5e-isi
tomorrow 1he Egyptian broke al ar
pump today watch may csUse some delay
The repairs on The Koot. Walisce ara pro-
grsssins rapidly. There i 10 change m he
situation a. The Strsits o. the cansi No Ar
rivals or passages today Tne weather is
cloudy and calm. threatening rain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

TorzDo. o. April zs.-Lstsst p - from
the scene Of tns rccsn, rot arr that ne
t7cors are still stationed - TIE s'rvoir.
Two men have offered TO div 2 g. he
rsu.i roarl the names Of The Y a.nHers
for one dailar each Thsi- offs. q prot,-
aaiv ee screrfed W SperTs. n Ant
~e-D farmer vas arrestfi this ve1i1E as
enc of the r1nEieaders - erai AAp po-tant
srrssts are sxrccsel fomorrew.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
GLADSTONE VISITS BUFFALO BILL
The ex-Premier Filled with Chiidiike De-
tisht-Rs Interviews Redshirt.

tisht-Rs Interviews Redshirt
LONDON, April 2s.-Mr. Gladstone visited
the American exhibition today and also
the Indian camp of the braves attached to
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. lie was
much impressed with the scenes at the lat
ter place where he wss treated 10 a special
exhibition which startled the visitors and
affected Mr. Gladstone with child like de-
light. After the performance Mr.. Gladstone
was introduced 10 Chief Redshirt with
whom he held lengthy conversation.
Mr.. Gladstone asked Redshirt if be noticed
any difference between the English and
Americans and whether he regarded them
as brothers. Rsdshirt replied that he did
not notice much about the brotherhood.
Fifteen hundred workmen who were in at
tendance al the exhibition, wildly cheered
Mr.. Gladstone and home rule. Mr.. Glad
stone was accompanied by his wife and
both Smiled and bowed in acknowledge
rneuf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

Nrr Yoax. April 1s-Fire seis evening
dsst1ovsd - baii5snzs No- 2zl. 11A 3zz
srE ~ C.~zlst The losses s<rreesse
SsSaeeO. e. k9lcws, Sroysin 3 Co. in
ecrt4rs q seee crffsirs srd urhoisfery
zrs,cs. $40 go Jch1 Noor. 4 Co. f1-ui-
tu-r: Eereicla A Schlsttsr. 6Fess tri "a laingr.
Naw Nork Sceely Co. ne,ic1s, ant II -
Csiirrre. nmbresf.s sroc o. sIrorerhsr
Martin Schrsnkinson h8i.3Inrs So 40.
The lazse< are vel covered by Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
SPRING & COMPANY.
Dress Goods

Notwithstanding the fact that Dress Goods Depart
ment this magnitude richness of goods displayed
and the wonderful combinations colos and designs has had
parallel in past years creating has the very
full trade have had this Sprngwhch necesststes
and watchfu care-and daily additions TO this depart
ment,
We will place counters Monday morning
and beautiful fabric and of striking effect Polka Dot Fsn
ne Cream, ran Fawn Cardinal and Blue very wide,
pure Wool
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
THIRTEEN IRISH CONSTABLES.
They sail for Americs. Cheered as They
S.art. by an Enthu.instic Crowd.

They SAIL for Americs, Cheered as They
S,srt, by an Enthusiastic Crowd,
Coax, April 2S.-The thirteen Irish con-
stables. who recently resigned their places
rather than 10 assist in the enforcement of
evictions. sailed from Queenstown for New
York today. They were accompanied TO
the wharf by an immense crowd OF sympa-
thizers who alternately cheered the expo
liceman and cried Down with coercion"
Cheers for Mr.. Psrnell were frequent and
vOcifeTous and more enthusiastic crowd
of home rulers were never gathered at
Queenstown docks. The Mayor Of Cork
and many other prominent persons were
Drpsput
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

The etsr'ey Ssstsrs Sqerisi.r @. sk
Smiths Gers fFe1ss is 1-sxiaz cr8r8ez
Isassss Tae sisssrs have fnt7 racore -
ron tssir rreenf flnsss s-f3 sre csefTss Z
fhe srS5-n~s ~ tncir naav1lfosat v5icse.
so her e e-iars sre 81 fhs oo0zt 6FeaIf
eea-.crr- - skow caztsfss .rzrs fxcef
lent festnTs. ~ rort1y g Ehezs psfro1-
age
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
Want. TIC I.re Re-surrcr.d.

LoSpox April 23-Princc Bismarck has
instructed Com. Herbert Bismarck 10 open
negotiations With " Herbe,te fhe French
Ambsssa90r G; Berlin. with a v.eT to the
rearrsDEeuenf ofthe Frsnco-Gsrman bound
e-v ine IRE SChnasbeies ci3suf IL urged
81 p proof n the necessity 81 improving the
present frontier line e. points where there
are 40 roads. streams. or nsti01sl lines q
nlrlalll.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

I.ovDov. April PA cablegram from
Toronto received here tonight states that
Mr.. 0Brien's committee have received q
communication from local Orangemeu
warning them not 70 carry out their sn-
nOlnced programme in Ontario unless they
wish 20 provoke serious disorders. Mr.
o. 8risn's friends say the ti-Lansdowne
programme will be carried out 10 the letter
and Orange !numidsiions will be 6isre-
gsrted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

SherfT PEsss ci 8<sil. ohso. wss ~
ra-st u sh-rsa Bisooo isst si9ht Hs =
o. his ~.y from AanceI ons. zhere - -
~e<fec csi-in Hthenshis who = cssrses
ri-c ha~fnF rtr - rcstere stsups - -
amount q Sc, from TO postsface a. 6sslL
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

Lovoov. ApriI p -Mr. Ps,npli fs confined
70 bis room a. Avondals Scotland. whittier
he hsa gone for brief rest While ou bis
vsy ~ ihat place he contracted \ cold from
the ELECTS ~ which he IS nov sgtieung
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29

San FEsrcisc0. Apr.i 2s.-hlssksn ae-
vices OF April 3 say thHi the Schooner Fiy-
ing 6cud, from KODIAK. Wa iosi 81 ses with
ali on board during heavy gsls some time
before There were on board II. Andersen,
the owner u the vessel. Captain HsYaan n.
OTigBod and fifteen Others.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
schnaebelss to be Released.

PARis, April 2S.-M. Herbelte, telegraphs
that be had an interview with Count Her
bert Bismarck, and that the latter main-
tanned that French territory was not vo-
lated when n. Schnaebeles was arrested.
NJ. IIerbetIe adds, however, that Count Bis
marck states that Germany is inclined 20
admit that the arrest was irregulai. and on
this account will release NJ Schnaebees
when the letters alleged 10 have been writ
ten by ". Guntzsh are proved to be authen-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
L.rrMrcnIGAN sPEcI.rs.

VI and Mrs.. Newton. q Det-r me
der arress a. Niles CHARGED wilh g nv
the Detroit officials.
Joseph y Drew. Of 0fsego died sLd4snlv
Thursday nirhr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
apo,b.r ean Ordered

wAsHINGroS, April 2s.-orders were is-
sued to commence the construction OF q
new ten-inch gun al the Washington navy
yard for the new cruiser Boston. Two ten
inch guns are still AT the yard. one nearly
completed and the other well under way.